Current History, Том 5New York Times Company, 1916 |
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... Austria . As previously said , neutrality would bring Rumania nothing , save in the event of a Teuton triumph , when probably she would come still more under the Austrian yoke . En- try on the side of the Central Powers gave no promise ...
... Austria . As previously said , neutrality would bring Rumania nothing , save in the event of a Teuton triumph , when probably she would come still more under the Austrian yoke . En- try on the side of the Central Powers gave no promise ...
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... Austria- Hungary , issued on Aug. 28. Following is the text of that document , which took the form of a note handed to Count Czernin , the Austro - Hungarian Minister to Rumania , at the close of the historic meeting of the Crown ...
... Austria- Hungary , issued on Aug. 28. Following is the text of that document , which took the form of a note handed to Count Czernin , the Austro - Hungarian Minister to Rumania , at the close of the historic meeting of the Crown ...
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... Austria- Hungary threatened the interests of Rumania and her national aspirations . Consequently Rumania resumed her liberty of action . The neutrality which Rumania imposed upon herself in consequence of a declaration of war made ...
... Austria- Hungary threatened the interests of Rumania and her national aspirations . Consequently Rumania resumed her liberty of action . The neutrality which Rumania imposed upon herself in consequence of a declaration of war made ...
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... Austria's economic vassal , wor- ried imperial Russia . Consequently the Belgrade tragedy of 1903 resulted in an entire change of things Serbian . The Russian Minister at Belgrade replaced the Austrian as commanding adviser . As Serbia ...
... Austria's economic vassal , wor- ried imperial Russia . Consequently the Belgrade tragedy of 1903 resulted in an entire change of things Serbian . The Russian Minister at Belgrade replaced the Austrian as commanding adviser . As Serbia ...
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the Austrian as commanding adviser . As Serbia chose to be Russia's tool in- stead of Austria's , Russia proclaimed this guardian of her own imperialistic interests the guardian of Slavdom's in- terests in the Balkans . Of necessity ...
the Austrian as commanding adviser . As Serbia chose to be Russia's tool in- stead of Austria's , Russia proclaimed this guardian of her own imperialistic interests the guardian of Slavdom's in- terests in the Balkans . Of necessity ...
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